Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

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   Social Justice: Gender and Community Resiliency
  32nd Conference on Men and Masculinity (M&M32)
  19th Annual Men's Studies Association Meeting
  Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
  July 5-8, 2007
   
  presented by
  Indiana University School of Social Work
  NOMAS: The National Organization for Men Against Sexism
   
  Join NOMAS at IUPUI for a day of institutes (Friday 7/6/07), and two full 
days of, workshops, keynotes, cultural events and general discussion 
(Saturday and Sunday, 7/7 & 7/8/07) on the issues surrounding men and 
masculinity, social justice, gender, and community resilience in the 21st 
century. Nationally noted speakers, presenters, and panelists will conduct 
sessions on aspects of community violence and resiliency, current advances in 
the field of men's studies, and examining diverse ways in which the lives of 
men and women might be enhanced through gender identity, gender roles, 
masculinity, and the experiences of men's lives.  Topics including fathering, 
feminism, anti-violence, men and spirituality, health and workplace issues, 
racism, homophobia and more.  The conference will offer CEUs (continuing 
education units) for social work through the Indiana School of Social Work. 
Contact NOMAS at 

 or visit www.nomas.org, for more information.





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Moshe Rozdzial, LPC, CST
GLOW Counseling
phone: 303-399-2314
email: 

www.GLOWcounseling.com
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THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION RISK  MANAGEMENT (NCHERM)=20
www.ncherm.org=20

ANNOUNCES  AN UPCOMING WEBINAR=20

FRIDAY,  JUNE 8TH, 2007=20
1:00=E2=80=942:30pm  Eastern Daylight Time=20

Legal Issues for  Campus Counselors and Therapists=20

Presented by:  =20
Brett A.  Sokolow, J.D. and Carolyn Reinach Wolf, Esq.=20

DETAILS ARE  POSTED AT _WWW.NCHERM.ORG_ (http://www.ncherm.org/) =20
NCHERM is a leader in  providing you with seminars that are relevant, timely=
=20
and full of useful  practice tips.  =20
Every campus struggles  with questions about what counselors should know,=20
what they should disclose to  others, and how should they straddle the somet=
imes=20
divided loyalties between  their employment obligations and their profession=
al=20
ethics.  In this webinar, we=E2=80=99ll offer a legal  update on pressing is=
sues for=20
campus counselors and therapists,  including:=20
=C3=98      Confidentiality of  Records; =20
=C3=98      Clarification of  FERPA: fact/fiction; =20
=C3=98      Release of information  between and among health care 
providers=20=
and=20
HIPAA  =20
=C3=98      Administrators and law  enforcement; =20
=C3=98      Parental  notification;=20
=C3=98      Duty to warn;  =20
=C3=98      Documentation of  Records; =20
=C3=98      Campus Risk  Management; =20
=C3=98      Security and Safety  Concerns: Before and During a Crisis.=20
Join us for this event  and get an update on these crucial issues and 
more.=20=
=20
Pose your own questions to the  presenters throughout the event.=20
HOW A WEBINAR  WORKS=20
Webinars are cost-effective  because everything you need is already in your=20
office -- a telephone and a  computer.  Webinars are large-group  conference=
=20
calls where you can follow along online with our PowerPoint.  You can even=20
project the PowerPoint via  an LCD projector for group participation by your=
 staff.=20
 Each registrant can call in from one  telephone line on campus, so you migh=
t=20
arrange to use a phone in a conference  room, where your staff and=20
administrators can listen and participate via  speakerphone.  You can also p=
urchase =20
additional lines for multiple campus call-in locations for a moderate  surch=
arge.=20
 You will receive a  call-in 800 number and a PIN for the day of the 
event.=20=
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Once you join the call, you will be able  to hear the presenters and ask=20
questions via phone, while viewing the Power  Point online.  We do not broad=
cast =20
audio over the Internet, so you will need both a telephone and an Internet =20
connection.  Once you register, you  will receive a confirmation email the w=
eek=20
before the event, containing the  call-in and PIN numbers, as well as the UR=
L=20
for the PowerPoint.=20
INTENDED  PARTICIPANTS: =20
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=C3=98      Campus  counselors -- psychologists, therapists, social 
workers=20=
and=20
psychiatrists=20
=C3=98      Campus  Health Service Providers=20
=C3=98      Student Affairs  Administrators, =20
=C3=98      Judicial  Administrators,=20
=C3=98      University Legal  Counsel,=20
=C3=98      Risk Managers,  =20
=C3=98      Residential Life  Administrators,=20
=C3=98      Campus  Law Enforcement,=20
=C3=98      AOD  Staff,=20

PRESENTERS:=20
=C2=B7        Brett. A. Sokolow,  J.D.  Brett Sokolow is a higher  education=
=20
attorney.  He is the  President of NCHERM and the author of ten books on stu=
dent=20
affairs law and  policy topics.  Mr. Sokolow is the  Editor of the Report on=
=20
Campus Safety and  Student Development, the Editor-in-Chief of The NCHERM=20
Chronicle of Campus Conduct,  and serves eight campuses as outside 
counsel.=20=
 He=20
serves on the Board of Directors of  the Council on Law in Higher 
Education=20=
(CLHE),=20
and on the Editorial Advisory  Board of CLHE=E2=80=99s Student Affairs Law &=
  Policy=20
Quarterly and the College and  University Law Advisor published by the Civic=
=20
Research Institute.  Mr. Sokolow is Vice-Chair for Education  of the=20
Directorate Body of ACPA=E2=80=99s Commission on Judicial Affairs and 
Legal=20=
 Issues.  He has=20
served as a  consultant on student health and wellness-related issues to ove=
r 500=20
colleges  and universities.  =20
=C2=B7         Carolyn Reinach Wolf, Esq. is Senior Partner, Mental Health L=
aw,=20
Hospital Litigation  Practice at Abrams, Fensterman, Fensterman, Eisman,=20
Greenberg, Formato &  Einiger, LLP in Lake  Success, NY.  She received her B=
.A. with=20
Honors, from  the University of Maryland, an M.B.A. in Management from =20
Hofstra  University, an M.S. in  Health Care Administration from the Harvard=
=20
University School of Public Health,  and her J.D. from Hofstra University Sc=
hool of=20
Law.  Ms. Reinach Wolf is affiliated with the  Nassau County Bar Association=
=20
(Vice Chairperson of the Hospital and Health Law  Committee), the New York S=
tate=20
Bar Association (Mental Health Law Section,  Program Chairperson, and Health=
=20
Law Section), Association for Healthcare Risk  Management of New York, Inc.=20
(Board of Directors, President-elect), American  Society of Law and Medicine=
,=20
National Health Lawyers Association, National  Association of College and=20
University Attorneys, Metropolitan Health  Administrators Association, and H=
ealth=20
Care Executives Club (Board Member and  guest lecturer).  Ms. Reinach Wolf=
=E2=80=99s =20
law firm specializes in legal representation and consultation in the 
fields=20=
of =20
mental health, healthcare, risk management, and college and university =20
counseling centers.  Ms. Reinach  Wolf also writes and lectures 
extensively=20=
to all=20
levels of mental health and  healthcare professionals, laypersons and attorn=
eys=20
specific to mental health and  healthcare law.

NCHERM Webinar  Registration=20

FRIDAY,  JUNE 8TH, 2007=20
1:00=E2=80=942:30pm  Eastern Daylight Time=20

Legal Issues for  Campus Counselors and Therapists=20

Presented by:  =20

Brett A.  Sokolow, J.D. and Carolyn Reinach Wolf, Esq.=20
REGISTRATION  DEADLINE:  WEDNESDAY, JUNE  6TH, 2007

USE  THIS FORM FOR PAYMENT BY CHEQUE, ONLY.

CREDIT  CARD PURCHASERS PLEASE REGISTER=20
ONLINE  AT WWW.NCHERM.ORG

_____ Webinar Fee $249.99 for one campus call-in  line=20
_____ Registration entitles you to one call-in line  per campus.  Additional=
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lines  =20
can be added for  $79.99 each (please indicate quantity of additional 
lines=20=
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_____CD-ROM of  Webinar & Materials--$199.99 each for registrants:=20
_____CD-ROM of  Webinar & Materials for non-registrants $249.99  each=20
___________Total=20
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Regards,

Brett A. Sokolow, JD
Special Counsel to  the President, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Special Counsel for Student  Conduct Issues, Warren Wilson College
Special Advisor to the Dean of Campus  Life, Univ. of the Incarnate Word
Special Counsel to the Dean of Students,  Hendrix College

President, The National Center for=20
Higher  Education Risk Management, Ltd.
"Best Practices for Student Health and  Safety"
(a not-for-profit corporation)
20 Callery  Way
Malvern, PA 19355-2969
Tel. (610) 993-0229
Fax (610)  993-0228
www.ncherm.org








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